Kelley Armstrong

Yes this really was my first read by her AND it's not even the first book in the series! LOL But I saw the audio at the library and though I've had the MMPB for a while, I knew audio was a faster way to read it. Great book!

The second book in the Darkerst Powers series and just as great as the first one, if not better. Full of action and adventure and leaves you waiting to find out what happens next. Unfortunately, I think we have to wait until sometime in 2010 to find out. This book was very hard to put down.

I do like some YA books, and have heard this is a good series. So I picked up the first book in this series awhile ago. Finally started it this past week when I read all my new books. :) And it was a good, quick read. Even creepy in places. Of course, it had to end on a cliffhanger and now I'll have to get the second book in the series sooner rather than later.

5 hearts ~ For fans of Kelley Armstrong's Otherworld series, in this collection of four stories there are two short stories about Jeremy Danvers, present-day alpha of the American werewolf pack and two about Clayton, his 'adopted' son and present-day enforcer.
Sit back and soak up the opportunity to spend some quality time with two of the sexiest werewolves anywhere!

5 stars / hearts ~ Fabulous, fabulous story that just doesn't quit and won't allow the reader to either! Tension so taut you can feel it stretch almost to breaking; small bits of humour that give some relief just to start off again; and a group of young people that are fighting for their freedom and their lives.

This was a very good book, but the last story threw me. I took me a little bit to realize it wasn't from the same character as the others in the book.
I liked it a lot. This is the first book I have read from Ms. Armstrong, but I liked it enough that I will be reading the others listed in the jacket front.

I really like this series!

Women of the Otherworld – Book 8

From the back cover:

Women of the Otherworld – Book 7

From the back cover:

BITTEN, Kelley Armstrong: it's nice to read a book where, for once, the woman is a werewolf! She's trying to decide between living with the werewolf pack and the man who was once her fiancee, and living a human life with a man who knows nothing of her werewolf self. This is first in a series.

A bit slow getting started but once it did it took off with a bang and can't wait for the Awakening in April. Chloe Saunders thinks her life is normal, attending art school, until she sees a ghost, and has a breakdown. She is then sent to Lyle House where she is put on drugs and therapy sessions to help her overcome her psychosis.